Won on Ebay on June 16, 2013 for $36.01 plus $16.95 shipping from Bell Gardens/Camp Verde, CA. Seller was 1proudu
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No. 90 Griswold Cast Iron Deep Double Skillets
Won Jun 12, 2013 for $54.99 plus shipping of $17.84 from Imlay City, Michigan. Seller was Marlene who sells on Ebay as greatvalueguys for Lapeer Trade Center Inc.
Seller respond to my inquiry about the skillet’s history with: “I purchased them from a GOOD customer who purchased them from a garage sale a couple of years ago. So I can not give much history other than the last person who used them was an older woman from Virginia who now lives in Michigan who does a lot of “southern” cooking.”
Found at the farm in the “blue” room’s closet. No name but has:
- Inset heat ring with single notch opposite handle at 12 o’clock.
- ¾” high size number at 12 o’clock
- Raised small molder’s mark letter at 6 o’clock
Those bullet descriptors were taken from The Cast Iron Collector’s web page on 6/7/13 where he says they indicate the skillet is a Lodge made in the 1930’s to 1940’s.
The photo below was taken when at the farm but shows a three-notch; 12 SK, Made in USA with molders mark as D. ????????????
No. 8 Lodge cast iron hammered deep skillet chicken fryer. Won on June 02, 2013 for $30.55 plus $13.82 shipping from Longview, Texas. I asked about its history and buyer responded:
“It came from an estate in historic Jefferson, Texas. I really don’t know any details of its history beyond that but if you research Jefferson your mind can run wild. It is a town full of history.It was pretty clean so I washed it and re-seasoned it with Crisco.”
Given to Todd and Christi Daniels, July 3, 2016 at the farm.
Won on Ebay on May 12, 2013 for $69.88 with $16.00 shipping from Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania. The seller was schildty231. The Seller responded to my inquiry about the skillet’s history saying “this skillet came from a Mt. Joy Pa home where it was used up until the owner passed a few months ago. I know she cleaned with warm water and used mineral oil.”
Won on Ebay on April 28, 2013 for $29.00 plus $12.00 shipping from Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania. Seller was schildty231.
Given to Mandy July 5, 2013 as baby present for Thomas Stanley III.
Won on April 27, 2013 for $29.99 plus the shipping for $11.80 from Diamond Springs, California. The seller was ha**s**g*k68 aka Kerry.
Kerry respond to my inquiry that he had “bought the skillet at an estate sale in Shingle Springs CA. It is a small foothill town about half way in between Sacramento CA and Lake Tahoe. I have not cleaned or seasoned the skillet. When I get them, I wash them in very hot water with no soap to remove dust and dirt. I believe the people kept the skillet in the garage. (That’s where I found it).”
Corn Bread stick pan with 7S X recessed in the bottom of one stick and clearly written by hand. This pan was used by Dorothy Davis.
Steve Stephens, on GCICA’s Facebook page, posted photos of pans with alternating sticks and said they were made in the 1960’s by Wagner. Found that stated at other sites including the Cast Iron Collector. So, this one is a Wagner.
Dorothy Davis’ cornbread stick pan
Dorothy Davis’ corn bread stick pan
Won on Ebay on April 23, 2013 for $31.25 plus $13.31 shipping from Akron, Iowa. The seller was 53brent. The seller responded to my inquiry about the pans history that the pan “was purchased at a recent estate auction in Northwest Iowa.”
Won on Ebay on April 23, 2013 from Norwich, New York. Seller was keepers52. Given to Jeff for his 34th birthday.
